Any interest in Arvada indoor range?

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Originally Posted by srhcustom

and staffing (we'd like for everyone to be NRA instructors with the possibility of sending staff to courses on our dime for pay raise incentives)

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OR see if there's any out of work folks like myself who already have several NRA certifications !!! [Beer]

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Originally Posted by StagLefty

OR see if there's any out of work folks like myself who already have several NRA certifications !!! [Beer]

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That's always another option... however, I hope everyone here knows that we are just in the infancy stages right now... still lots of work and time before any shooting would happen

That's understood-I've been in the infancy stage most of my life [ROFL1]

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Originally Posted by StagLefty

That's understood-I've been in the infancy stage most of my life [ROFL1]

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I think we're all there with you, brother... [Stooge]

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Originally Posted by srhcustom

From the looks of things, 100 yd lanes are pretty much out of the question. However, the plan as of now is for 30 yds... only because some shooters like to be able to set targets at 25 meters (27.3 yds)

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That would be an acceptable alternative.

Hell ya you should.... I would go!

I'd be interested as well! Good luck!

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Originally Posted by sniper7

at the firing line I have seen a few as well from people in stations next to me being dumb asses either by poor shooting or trying to double-tap and they hit the target holders square on and ricochet a round back or fragments go all over the place.

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One of the reasons I don't go there anymore. Last time a lady a couple lanes over was glaring at us and complaining cause she was getting hit by fragments so we stopped shooting to let her be the only one firing. She thought we were shooting the target holders. She fired off a round and jumped about a foot in the air when she got hit by fragments from HER round.

Plus poor ventilation and lighting issues.

Good luck on your range!